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Make A More Efficient Split Function for VB4 and VB5

This is a fast, efficient way to make a split function. For longer strings, performance can be improved by enlarging AllocUnits.

 Public Function Split(strText As String, _Optional Byval Delimited As String = vbNullString) As Variant    Const AllocUnits = 10    Dim Count As Long, startPos As Long, EndPos As Long    Dim MaxSubscription As Long, DelimitedLen As Long    If Len(Trim$(strText)) = 0 Then Exit Function    If Len(Delimited) = 0 Then Delimited =

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